
Close Relationships with our Destinations
Heather and Marc moved to Galapagos just 3 weeks after getting married. They worked for the Charles Darwin Research Station / Galapagos National Park Service from 1998-2002. While there, Heather was asked by the Canadian ambassador to act as the embassy representative in the islands. After his time in Galapagos, Marc took on a job in Paris as the United Nations point man for Galapagos conservation (2003-2014), while Heather raised the boys and nurtured what was at first little more than a hobby travel business. But by 2015, Heather had grown CNH Tours to such an extent that Marc was compelled to leave the UN and join her on a full-time basis.
We have since enjoyed the added support of our senior associate, Kelsey Bradley (also an 8-year Galapagos veteran, much of those as the Darwin Station fundraising manager). More recently, we’ve been graced with the help of Karen Ross (a wildlife ecologist with 30 years of experience in Botswana and Kenya) and Jane Wilson, a 25-year veteran of Antarctica research and tourism.
CNH Tours maintains very close relationships with the places we work with. Few if any travel agencies know their destinations as intimately as we do.